Labrador Retrievers are Canada’s most popular dogs — and for good reason. They’re friendly, active, and always ready for an adventure. But all that energy means they need the right nutrition to stay lean, strong, and healthy.
In this guide, we’ll look at the best fresh dog food for Labradors in Canada, why high-quality ingredients matter, and how you can conveniently feed your Lab fresh, balanced meals through NutriCanine’s Canadian meal plans.
Labradors are prone to weight gain, joint issues, and food sensitivities — making fresh, whole-food diets an excellent choice.
Benefits of switching to fresh food:
Pro Tip: The average 70 lb adult Labrador needs roughly 1,400–1,700 calories per day depending on activity level. (We’ll soon launch our LeashFree Dog Calorie Calculator to help you personalize this!)
NutriCanine’s vet-formulated recipes are made in Canada using human-grade ingredients — no fillers, no artificial preservatives. For Labradors, the following blends are top choices:
Each meal is pre-portioned and delivered fresh — simply thaw, serve, and watch your Lab devour it.
Explore all fresh recipes here: https://www.nutricanine.ca/LeashFree
Switching diets too fast can upset your Lab’s stomach. Follow this simple plan:
Tip: Always monitor stool quality and appetite during the transition.
Labradors are happiest when their diet matches their lifestyle. Combine daily walks or park visits with a nutrient-rich, portion-controlled meal plan.
For local off-leash fun, check out our growing list of dog parks in Burlington, Ontario and other Canadian cities — perfect spots for your Lab to burn calories before dinner!
Feeding your Labrador Retriever a fresh, balanced diet is one of the best ways to support their energy, longevity, and happiness.
Start your dog’s journey to better health today with a personalized plan from NutriCanine Canada — fresh, Canadian-made meals delivered right to your door.
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